Wedding announcement postcards, mailed for you.
A photo from the day, one note and your list. We print, stamp and mail every card, so the news reaches everyone who was not there: $1.99 a card from 10 cards, and you can pick the day they mail.
Mailed next business day
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Printing and postage included
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Wedding announcement designs
Your names and the date, under a photo from the day
Each prints JUST MARRIED by default. Tap WE ELOPED, MR & MRS or WE DID IT instead, or type your own.
Script Photo
A script greeting across the photo, your names and the date set small beneath. The card the page opens on.
Start with Script PhotoDate Hero
The date, large, under one photo, with your names beneath it. The wedding-date card.
Start with Date Hero- JUST MARRIEDTOMMY & MARYJUNE 21
Framed photo
One photo inside a fine border, the greeting set beneath it like a gallery caption.
Start with Framed
More designs
Or one photo, or a few from the day
Most single-photo designs carry a greeting: Just Married, We Eloped, Mr & Mrs, We Did It or Married, or your own words. The collages take two to four photos and carry none, and the typeset designs need no photo.
- JUST MARRIED
TOMMY & MARY
JUNE 21
One photo
WE ELOPED
TOMMY & MARY
JUNE 21
Polaroid
Magazine
- WE DID IT
TOMMY & MARY
JUNE 21
Split
- MARRIEDTOMMY & MARY · JUNE 21
Emblem, no photo
- JUST MARRIEDTOMMY & MARY · JUNE 21
Laurel, no photo
How it works
From your list to every mailbox
Three steps, finished before the photos are even back. About 15 minutes, with no envelopes to address and no postage to buy.
Your message
Written once, personalized to every card
Pick a design & message
Choose from 24 designs, write your note once, and we personalize every card to each person on your list.
Aunt Rosa & Uncle Dan — 9 Harbor St, Portland, ME
The Nakamuras — 412 Vine St, Sacramento, CA
Coach Williams — 58 Mill Rd, Athens, GA
- Aunt Rosa & Uncle Dan9 Harbor St, Portland
- The Nakamuras412 Vine St, Sacramento
Paste your list
The guest list you never sent, the holiday card list, a spreadsheet, a CSV export of your contacts, even a photo of a handwritten page. We pull out every name and mailing address.
In the mail next business day
We print, add postage & mail
Real postcards go out next business day with USPS First-Class postage. Start to done in about 15 minutes.
The back
A wedding announcement, already written
Every card starts with this note and fills in its own name. Keep it, edit it, or write your own; a couple who eloped keeps the same note.
The message it starts with
Dear [RECIPIENT], We're married! We celebrated with a small ceremony and wanted you to be among the first to know. Thank you for being part of our lives. With love, [YOUR NAME]
When to send
Send within two months of the day
The convention is to announce after the wedding, not before, and within a couple of months of it. A small ceremony or an elopement is announced the same way, as soon as you have a photo you both like.
1. You send
Within 2 months of the day
Or order now and pick the day they mail, up to 90 days out
2. We mail it
Next business day
Printed, addressed, postage included
3. Arrives in
4–7 business days
after we mail, First-Class
Pricing
$1.99 a card, postage included
$2.49 a card, or $1.99 from 10 cards up. That is the whole price: no subscription, no account, no per-address fee.
Every card includes
- Printing on both sides of a 4x6 postcard
- Each person's name and address printed on their card
- Every address checked against USPS records
- USPS First-Class postage on every card
- Handed to USPS the next business day
| Cards | Per card | Total, mailed |
|---|---|---|
| 20 cards | $1.99 | $39.80 |
| 50 cards | $1.99 | $99.50 |
| 100 cards | $1.99 | $199.00 |
Wording
What to write on a wedding announcement
A greeting on the front, your names and the date, and a line or two on the back. A few to start from.
- Just Married
- The card’s default: the two words everyone expects on the front.
- We Eloped
- Says it plainly and warmly, one tap away.
- Mr & Mrs
- The traditional front, with your names set beneath.
- We Did It
- For the couple everyone has been waiting on.
Family who could not travel
We’re married! We said our vows on June 21 with a few people beside us and all of you in our thoughts. We’ll bring the photos when we visit this fall.
Friends across the country
It happened: June 21, a small ceremony by the water, and a very happy pair. We wanted you to hear it from us, in writing, before you see it anywhere else.
The whole list
Please meet the newlyweds. We were married on June 21 in a small ceremony and wanted everyone we love to know. Thank you for being part of our lives.
After a courthouse wedding
We made it official at the courthouse on June 21. No big party, just the two of us and a signature. We could not be happier, and we wanted you to know.
Coworkers
A small update from the two of us: we got married on June 21. Same names at the office, one new last name at home, and a honeymoon on the calendar.
The reception comes later
We were married on June 21 in a ceremony of six people. The celebration is still to come, and an invitation will follow once we set the date.
The short one
Married. June 21. We’re still smiling.
Elopements
Eloped? Send the announcement anyway
An elopement announcement is the same card with a different front: tap WE ELOPED, keep the starter, and tell people the way you would in person. Two notes to start from.
The people who would have been invited
We eloped! Just the two of us, a courthouse and a very good lunch on June 21. We skipped the big day, not the people, so this card is to tell you first and to say we love you.
The whole list
Surprise: we’re married. We eloped on June 21 with two witnesses and no fuss, and we’re happier than we have words for. We’ll celebrate with everyone when we can.
Frequently Asked Questions
What newlyweds ask before they send the whole list.
The same list, the next occasion
A baby on the way?
Announce the arrival to the same list, with your photo on the front and the name and date beneath it. See birth announcements.
A graduate in the family?
Their photo, the date and the same list, two to four weeks before the ceremony. See graduation announcements.
Moving in together?
The same list gets your new address, printed as the return address on every card. See moving announcements.
A reception still to come?
Invitations work the same way: one card, your list, and the when and where filled in on the back. Start an invitation.
After the gifts arrive
The same list sends the wedding thank-you notes, each one naming the gift. See thank-you postcards.
Tell everyone you’re married.
One photo, one note, your whole list. Every card is printed, addressed and mailed for you, from $1.99 a card on 10+.
Start your announcement